Vicki not shipping to nz either!
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Hey anyone know of a good alternative to Vicki's shampoo that i can get in NZ during lockdown?
thanks guys
Hey anyone know of a good alternative to Vicki's shampoo that i can get in NZ during lockdown?
thanks guys
hey all, had my dreads 2 years now, started them via crotchet. sort of wished i didnt at the time, was ill informed but oh well, couldnt be bothered combing them out so just left them. they have changed so much for the better, they not too stiff but some feel quite solid.i want to loosen them up a bit. i was just planning on spraying it with jojoba oil in water every day. done the last couple of days and they feel great, just wana make sure im not gonna get to much buildup and, what sort of ratio to use? sort of just been winging it at the moment, i wash my hair twice a week.
cheers for any help
cheers mate, i dont they are worse case scenario crotchet dreads and are going to just let them do their thing, they have grown out at the roots about 1 1/2 inches now, i would advise anyone against this method but i was not educated enough at the time. enjoy watching them change for the better over time
Hey all. so i got my dreads just over a year ago. i had them started via crotchet method. im pretty happy with them. i only had it done once so i had control over number and size and just let them do their own thing. anyway, there a few that are quite stiff, a result of crotchet i know can anyone explain how to use aloe/jobba to soften them please
thank you all
Hey all. so i got my dreads just over a year ago. i had them started via crotchet method. im pretty happy with them. i only had it done once so i had control over number and size and just let them do their own thing. anyway, there a few that are quite stiff, a result of crotchet i know can anyone explain how to use aloe/jobba to soften them please
thank you all
Hey all. so i got my dreads just over a year ago. i had them started via crotchet method. im pretty happy with them. i only had it done once so i had control over number and size and just let them do their own thing. anyway, there a few that are quite stiff, a result of crotchet i know can anyone explain how to use aloe/jobba to soften them please
thank you all
Hi guys, ill make it quick. so my dreads are like 7 months old or 8. i got them via crotchet.... i know, i didnt realise how bad that was till i did research after. i only went the once to get them done then soaring eagle pointed out twas a bad idea so i never went back for "maintenance" just gonna let them do their own thing and dread naturally from now on. wich they will... right? anyway the question is. how long do they need to dry? i work in construction so start early and get home late, only leaving about 3 hours to dry after a bath before bed. i have been getting up at 3.30 am to have a bath before work so i can wash them and let them air dry throughout the day. id love to wash em at night so i can get a bit more sleep but dont wanna sleep on them at night damp. they are young but quite tight so can be damp for awhile. also they are shoulder length. thank you for any advice
Hey all. Im after an easy recipie for dread shampoo that can moisturise aswell. Got my dreads done about 6months ago through crotchet method. Big mistake never went back. Just going to let em grow out and dread naturally. At least its already been sectiond i suppose but anyway i would rather make my own than pay big bucks. At least i know whats going in to it. Cheers
one more thing i was chatting to the lady that did them and she was demanding i must come back for a maintenance in 3 months, its crucial she said. why would that be? i said no anyway.